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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-25

pounds of freight per day one rather
surprising statement made vas that Rich
mond does % per cent more business in
territory tribuiory 10 the Richmond and
Danyille road than any of the large
Northern citie- and this is regarded as
conclusive evidence 10 show that the
business Of this city is rapidly increas-
ing
SUMMING Cr.
Lack Of space prevents this important
subject from being yet more eiaDoialeiy
treated What lis given above h"Nc.ol'
is ample 20 show the excellent cohui'!on
of Richmond business is the promising
outlook for the future. Besides lhe Iau
roads. at least our leading business
houses I'm each of the important INES OF
trade have been seen, and the testimony
.,iven box all is c0rrObOrative Of the fact
fhat trade here is far better now than il
has been during the corresponding per
iod for wears past, and all the indications
point 90 season of remarkable activity
and prosperity
THE CIGARETTE INDUSTRY.
When the TIMES representative called
on the grea, cigarette house of Allen *
Ginter. the senior partner was abb
sent I'm New York Mr.. John
P0ne said that there was no doubt about
the correctness of the general opinion
that the business outlook is good. The
business of bis firm Mr. Pope said had been
unusually good. and The indications
were favorable from spondents i'm
all part. of the world. Some additions
had been made 90 the buildings ofthe con
Germ in order t0 meet The increasing dee
manl-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-25
THE BALL FIELD.
Games PLAYED Yesterday
Especial 90 the Times.

NEW YORK. September 2i-The fol-
lowing is the standing of the clubs up to
yesterday
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-25

| fh'"
.rtFR4LLy GOOD. WITH
r,r rRosrEcrs AHhAD
uifh some Of our Prominent
isF''' Trims All satisfied With the
f ,nd Hopeful of the Future
i... Better Than for Years
ines. season has now fairly
with a view 90 g tting al
n .ord.iion of trade. rcprcsen-
t ln. TIMES called on q number
a' Sentiment business firms during
10. ue.k -1r ihe purpose of getting
a' .e. 900 the subject. Each firm
,' ..t MSS asked two questions
u.u business now compared
... .me last year?' and, second,
a.. Ire fhc prospects for trade dur
.,ti few months The follow
r la replies received
BOOTS AND SHOES.
srF Nngo Of the firm of Wingo,
d CumD said that in their line
...s great deal more activity do
... var than last. This is due 20
=" ..rr condition Of The crops
f0c country and The conse-
.-.r ability of the farmers TO-
..rlascs This stimulates lhe
... f-,Ie. which of course makes The
rale u the cities brisk.
.t. .r uurc.' said Mr Ningo.
..r .pato Tine trade and good
....... from now on 90 thcmiddle
l..I.r at least, aud it the crops
good DO win make The spring
..aalre The farmers are hope
It.ermc of Richmond generally
Az ...a. o, last year.
N0IioNs.
.... JON line Mes.r- y ancey "
nr. called on and asked ihe
0n- Mr Bosher of the hrm
U.-.ne-. i- better than 10 has
Z. t, rnr. Ouruade is chiefly with
Ply merchants and they are. of
..e.nieuf ou the farmers The
..... ... fae prospects and are cOnse-
r r.ined t0 bus literally This
r.r general activity in our line,
+. Ie prospects are good for o con
....n ofaouyiiy up 90 the close of
\. eur Nc look for am unusually
.-..-.ls business season.
w m.BvosD TOBACCO COMPANY.
.e..r.-. ai,a us. said q member Of
Poi. Richmond Tobacco Company, No.
rie..,Nan .treot.'isOn q boom. / be-
...a. uho.et0bacc0 iradeis 0na boom,
r.r.t-s getting our share of It, AT
~... ae .a.e all that we can do. and
-n,ne.. .s increasing very fast every
M Trade Isl improving rapidly and
-...rr manner The outlook is en-
3, .,.r.aciorv We are hoping and
r. nra lrstclass fall trade.
Wholesale GROCERIES.
NJ Charles r. Watkins OF lhe firm of
Watkins s. Co.. wholesale
-.. $50 u.s. South Fourteenth street.
.f,her trade at present was very
.s nr.l larger than This time last
e" md novments
.i .'..l. Inn mnch better spirits.
II. prospects, for the coming year
u. u '..t.. .sre very rood think.
...'..l. .ii,,~o,r6 North Caro-
..,...'-, - S6r,b Carolina
,.,.. o.t...,t "a. renorted 10 as bv our
u.Isr. and customers. lead us 20 thlnk
Ngelaihyione now existing "liIno'
1l sep p hut increase.
rscl GROCERIES
s1 A..
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-25
THE ACADEMY.

At the Academy the Across the Conti-
nent Combination completed % success
ml engagement last nignt 90 a well-illed
house. Rice Hart * Ryman's Minstrels
open there ON Tuesday evening next IN
two-niehi and Wednesday matinee en-.
eagement. and large houses may be con-
fdenty predicted.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-25
f. H. WALLACE

followed. lie urged that every citizen
should ask himself what are the great
and distinctive principles of those VINO
are asking his suffrage When be does
carefully ask himself this, he Will az once
come to the conclusion that he should
enroll himself with the Democratic party.
After repeating several illustrations ana
loudly applauded anecdotes, Doe SAID ile li
Democratic party may for short While
have her banner trailed, but she viii ale
wavs be found at critical moments COM
inc to the front. A party that always was
the friend of the working man, ihe party
that denounced hnownoihingism can
never die
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-25
ANrrMAHoNE CONVENTION.

Tomorrow, at Chesterfield Courthouse,
there will be held a convention of the
Anti-Mahone Republicans in this sena-
torial district IL seems probable that
they will nominate Major Joseph Waller
for the Senate, f. Gallagher Of Manches-
ter for the House, and indorse Neyerson
Lewis, the negro ON the Malone ticket
who was placed on It against Mahones
will. 1t is also understood that Malone
will endeayor 10 capture the convention.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-25
THE DAILY TIMES ALMANAC.

rEMPERArCRE YESTERDAY.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-25

The regular Monday Musicale of the
Academy comes of tomorrow night and
the usual attractive programme Will be
rendered
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-25

succeeded lie referred TO the recent
meeting i'm the Hall of the "Reiormers
with close doors. He went through
large part Of the record Of the Malone
party in Virginia where they had power
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-25

The meetings at the East-end and
Fifth-street churches during the past
week resulted in much good. Rev. W. q.
Lumpkin will preach at Fifth-street
church every night this week.
Rev. Mr. Anderson will preach at the
Presbyterian church and Rev. Mr.. Chris
tian at Central Methodist church both
morning and night.
The Hastings Court was in session
short while yesterday. 10 will adjourn
for the term tomorrow.
Miss Emma Terrell of King William
county is in the city, the guest OF Mrs.
ID. l.. Pulliam
Mr. John ". Br0adnaX, who has been
on visit TO his uncle, DR.. Griswold OF
Dinwiddic county has returned home.
Mr George W Toby, who was knocked
down by buggy in Richmond and
bruised right badly, has nearly gotten
over the bad effects.
The afternoon meetings at the Rich
mond and Danyile railroad reading
rooms will be resumed this afternoon at
34j pm The singing will be- congrega-
tional with cornet and organ accompany
ment.
lhe new depot ON upper Hull street
will be ready for use i'm few days.
Ned Watkins and Babsher Doth color
edl have been Jailed in Chesterfield for
robbing a corn patch.
General b. d. Fry, formerly secretary
of the company, has been elected presi-
dent of the Marshall mills to succeed the
late John l.. Bacon.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-25

Grand Mass Meeting Of Marshall Ward
Democratic club Representatives From
other wards of the City Present Adj
dresses by Prominent Speakers.
The grand mass meeting of the Mar
shall Ward Democratic club was held
last night at Corcoran Hall. which was
comfortably filled with the sterling Demo-
crat- OF Church Hill.
President George II. Burgess called
the assembly TO order and at once intro
duced
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-25

Nsr- Purcell Ladd * Co., were seen
tt.tueR store in iron block ON Gov
rrseaf Colonel Purcell was very
i.t alt i0.l the TIMES representative
ue dm Ncrc just now So busy that
l n.t have time 20 iaiR. The re-
Was requested TO call again
. ITSELF . sufficient t0 show that
trade i, getting iis fuIl share of
business boom
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-09-25

sunday Mail Wanted Preparations for
"A Convention Of Fourth Class Post
masters The Grievance They Complain
General Mention.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-29
XXI,
3amerIanS ,,bobe sGule."

Sbne 3peifel ptro Der 2eier In ben
Mann NIT Der BeISmiibe, Der in Der Ser:
ber9e v3ium rotben GepfsI" Nitlas gun
Mor6e Qubwis Gaben'S ~sebunse'n Ger:
main, ben &ammerbiener gnil BON 'Sau:
bras wieberertannt baben. 9lu9 pirb E,
ii9 %ertnnern, bab berielbe betm gerlaiier
Der Speluute Eamerlun seseniber Der
8uni3 ausgeipro6en bate, ben fleiner
9eurp wteber gu ieben.
Der SeiltdnSer trus elm 3u groBes Ser:
langen mad ben bunbert Sranfs, bic be,
&inbesrduber ibul monatIi9 fir bic grs
3iebun9 9enrp's be3ublte, ut bas an ibr
9eitelte 8erIansen nt6t piuttli9 gu ct:
fallen. SnfoISe befen CAB ct an BEN
Nbeube, mo ct ben Sobn 8lanta's Ser:
main sufibren iolte, 3pet Stunbeu DO,
8e9tnn Der 8%oriteaun9 GOiaIba fOlsenben
8efebl:
@ai6' mir @eft5t un6 9anbe bes gu:
ben 10 rein wie m69li3, bann 5iebft 81
tbm gauge, reinIi9e RletOer an, auftreter
pirb er bielsu &ben6 ni6t. 9amit abel
ba8 gro9ramm feline St6rung erlei6e,
tannft Oh 8ambino gliben6es @er9 per:
i6Itu9en ~laiien, Ober i'm pom Bolppbeu
einige Wtale aus Der &anOne beraus i3tes
zen laiien.
8erIanst man bic &rOte surit? frasts
&oioIba.
9tein, man Mil ii9 nur pon benz Stanbe
ietner @eIun6beit unb 8tIbuus iberseusen.
$50 tabrit 0u ibn benn bin?
gu Yaumele.
Sat fe ollie, has itolse 9rinssb9en,
nod INNER bel ii9?
RatIrlt6, met ioute ite ionit modem?
ObpobI bic Qna3onentOnisin gang Ieiie
seiprO9en bate, mar ite bod non Senrp
D~eritanOen porben. Oils er ieiuen Namen
nenneH bOrte, bate er senau aufsemertt.
Der arme &Ietne besriff BON Der sausen
l1nterbaltun9 nur zines: er iollte 81 ollie,
Ieiner friibern S9ifialsgsnoiin sefibrt
werbsu, Die, wte er ieIbit, elm Spfer Der
@el6gier uno BET goSbeit geuorben mar.
Sci 6teIem 9ebanten fog elm 2G9eln iiber
iein bIafies @eiidt, er iteute besbaIb feline
6rage, ionOern ItsB i9weisenb bic auBere
l1mpunOIung an fi9 erSe5en, peI9e &os
iaIba fir gut fanO.
Gags porber mat Elm neuer 369ltng in
bic SeiItdnSertruppe aufSenOmmen porben,
in bic v0refurtIaHe", wte Eamerlau fi3
aus6ritte. gs mar bies Elm f96ner, blons
Der &nabe, befen eIesantes &oitim auf
cine beior9te Wutter i9IieBen IieB. Wtts
ten in Der Na9t btate EamerIan, beiien
9st9t cine Wusfe perbedte, ben &Ieineu,
in etnen srOBen Nantel sebiat, mitses
bru9t. @ls er i'm 8oiaIba 3eiste, CAB
bas &tnb tsin 2ebsnssei3sn uon fi9, es
lag bu NIT seidIofeuen @tmpern, ruabrs
i9einli9 neil eS Dor S9reten obuma9tig
sepOroen mar; ert LANCE 3eit ipater fam
es Sur 8efinuuus, uub ais es bic Iusen aufs
f9lug, fab es ii9 pon elmer S9aar Glowns
nit i9part un6 peiB sefdrbten @sii9tern
umrinst, bic pie cine Seerbe Seufsl nm es
berumipransen 0rei pber pier &inber
BON isinsm Altsr, bic in sinsm rotbsn Eris
tot iteften, slosten es poa itumpfinniser
Heusier6e an. sic mo9ten iid pieIei9t
eriuHern, pie fis ieIbft ebenfaas In Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-29
9unsiam, mein Better! Obne @arantie

Nan9Ian, r1ett Ve1ter! Sbne Sara1fte
sebe i'd ni9ts pon mir.
Wein @ort muB. -.
Sbr @ort wiest S6re llnteri9rift nt9t
auf.
Sd BIN ausenblitli9 70 uon Mitteln
entbI6Bt, baB i9 Sud unm09li9 BITE ans
we;iuus, bic Sbr pani9t, unteraei9nen
tam.
Nitlas antrportete letie:
Sd babe ben 8rief, BEN i'd Sbnen beute
Nbenb 5%uiteIIen lief, an Serrn Suopt9 Eas
ben abreiiirt; uuterset3nen sic BITE Ins
weiiuns auf bic MiQion nit 9raf @mtl
pon Sauora. SIM Sale, baB Ste bic YarS
tel uerIiereu, .ber faIi9e BON 9aubra alto
i'm geiite bes Wonnter'i9en RrOiusuers
mSsenS bleibt - baben mir betbe Sufts
f4l6Her 9ebapt, i'm anberu Sale, wenn
Sie in Sbre &e9te eingeiett werben, bin
i'd nit bieisr llnteri9rift auf etnmal unb
fir INNER 70 reid, ais i'd nur pani3sn
fam.
Der &e9en bate etpaS a~ufsebOrt, bas
@roaen bes @ewitters lieB INNER mebr
na0 aper Der yInlHel pI'ep rapeHlWWat6
2uSpis Gabeu ndberte td elmer 9ass
~Iaterne, 400 Elm Nott3bu6 aus ietner Sai9e
unb besann bas Billet gu i3reiben, mas
NttIas pom ibm uerlungte. 2etterer maj
etuas un ben Briideupfeiler, an rpel9er
fi6 bic @asIaterne befaub, berumsesansen
unb befanb ii3 fait gang i'm Gtiden bee
ni9ts 86ies abnenben Singltn9s. Ils
Eaben bas Billet untersei6net bate, wanbte
er ii9 gu gtitlas nm unb rei9te inn bas
8apier NIT ben Wprten:
Sier babt Sbr bus Serlunste, sebt iett
raid bic ueripro3euen Saptere!
Statt elmer @ntport erbob Nitlas ieinen
NIT benz @iisn beuaffneten Nrm unb itrefte
NIT einem etn3isen segen bic S3lafe &C.
ri9teten S3lage @Onialua's S9islins
su 8oben. Der &nsrifT mar 10 sewaltis,
10 i9neu unb 10 unerpartet erfol9t, bab
ba8 arme Spfer teinen etuSisen 2aut ..pon
ii6 CAB.
6ertis! iaste Iitlas turs. Sdon i'm
nd6iten ausenbIit bate er ben lebloieu
&Drper erfaSt, bob i'm NIT Recommendations
&ruft auf bas 8ritergeldnber unb ftirsts
i'm bann binub in bic Etefe.
Gin bumpfes @erdui6 brans IN bas
DIR bes MOrbers, bas 8aiier bes 6Iufies
i3Ius bod auf 9esen bic 8~riifenbosen,
baun paab &aes ittq. Nttlus ma6te einer
@efus, In wel9em ebsn 10 ptel Seraus:
fo%r6eruns ais 9let99IItigteit lag uni
psrIieB panteuOen S6rittes, wte er &c.
tommeu, bic NOtres Dance Bride. Is,
bate bic eriteu Sauler nod ni9t errei9t,
ba pernabm man wte6er un6 nod lanSe
na6ber feline unter Der 8trtung bes ut:
mdBtg 9euoferen 8ranntpeins 5itternoe
Stimme, biz. bas 2tsS Don porbtn btiate:
syn Seller iout iRr mid be9raben,
$50 t9 10 mau9es SAB 9eleert. -"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-29

The CHARLES 4. yoeELER CO., Baltimore, Nd.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-29
10 sabre e.Iitt.u uns bauH uebeiIt.

Gett tebn Sabrsn babe Id on neiraIsii@ea
G4rnerien aelitten anb ,panbte aue @rtsn non
SetImittsln phne erfolg on, tulest ole Sofs
cine SIafSe ct. Safobs Del uttb mar In tRrter
Belt pon allen S1mer,sn befreit.
GbaB. 2ap, IT,, pottstopn, ga.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-29
ct. &apbaels : Sereiu gum sdHBc Der
Gin mo 4usmanberer.
BUR Sea- tuna:

Bon psridteheneu Setteu wsrbs i'd 10 oft sriudt, siusa
8srwaubten ooer Befauuten, Der iber See tomnt, tn
Castle Garden ;u eupian9eu uue TIN, bebalhi9 Su ieiu.
SD bin serne 81 iepem Dieute bereit. Gur u64ts Id Bits
ten, itets eenau a%uSugebeu, NIT pelbem Sdife Der Betrefs
isuoe tommen iOa. @eHu man uus uibt ben u~useidbreu
g9es nns bic ~uussidbre 3stt ansibt, mann elmer tommen ion,
10 1T IS i6per, ia iat uruSali4, Semaneeu utter Der
Wtaiie @iuparberer ausiinbis gu madeH. Aud pdre Is
gut, peuu man ben Serpauoien idou bic Abreiie Der euros
paiihen gertrauensmdnner an8dbe. auf eteis art ulree
aud ibon oribsn fhr re geiorst merben, unb tamen islss
am iaaitsn brett an MID. Br gsbeu bier bic Aersie
Der ueridieoeusu 9ertraususmduner nub bemertsn babel
nod i~oleeuees.
De Spet bes ct. RdpbaelsS8er lit, benz Nstienben
S5ub unb geiitano ~anseoeiben 81 lafen, uno fe Dor ts
benz Sdassu In Seitlideu unb 9etftssu Otugeu gu bewabs
rem. Ssoe austuuft In 8etref ether ieben aueelestubett
Der 9tetis ptrb berettutuist uHo gratis ertbstlt. Us
m6se taber elm Sober f4 In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rsrs
traneusuoI an ben 8eretu peneen. Sier siu 9erSetaHiB
her ugrEhieAeueu RertrQiieuSmIuuer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-29
Yettranens adrner ees at. RapbaeIS
Isreins iino tn:

Bremen: Serr 8uitor q. Q 6i6iier, 9intsnfr. 8.
Samburs: Ssrr Gbeobor Repubers, Or. ReiasH'
itraBe 80.
autrperpeu: Serr 9. %. g8a rbe n, 40 apsuue CHARLOTTE.
9tottsream: Serr Sucob 36ller, pan Der Edtitrdat17.
Saprs: Serr 3. Sambert Retbmann, 3 Sne 0oubet.
sOneou: Serr 9utor sd. Bolt, AZ Union Strset,
NtitebapeI.
~9iosrpooI: 6srr 8tlltam Eroh, 80 Sute Street.
3ep Don't; 8su. :. 8eHIanb, tatbol. grteltsr, 10 Stats
Street, e~eBenlber cattle Sarotu.
9orto Guesre, QroD, Rio @rauee eu Gut, Sraflteu:
Serr Iemeus 2SalIuu.
Soi1piue Doua 6rauctsea), groU. Santa 9atbartna,
SraiIisn: Serr Baitor =. 8oe8ersbauteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-29

&ein Opium 1T In Piios aur flr auss
asbruns. @o ale anbern Mittel feblen
biIft bieies.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-29
H.hr.re Sabre p,I;tt.n unh hann asbsilt.

Srau Sd a rp q. Sbeeb, ITO DlarpIauSs
Mperne, &Sjbin9tpr, 9. G., bsrt9tet, bab Re
felt einisen Sabren fu--btbar an @eiidtSsNels
raIsie sslitten babe in feline gefierung itnoen
ionnte. sic euti5loB ii9 ibliebIi9 ct. SetobS
Del anpupenben. @e4benl fe bic Ieiosnoen
9betIe brsimaI eirssrieben bate peri5panSen
aue S4msraet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-03-29
3 Sasr. s.litisa unn hanr ssh,iIt.

B Sabre e%sIittsl uro nann gehtilt.
sn ben Ietter flnf Sobren babe i9 bdrfs 10
Fart an QeuraISte uno n~erp6ien S6merjen
I'm aopfe eelitten, baB Id manarnaI ttt9t
TN StanSe mar meme grbeiter 81 perri4ter.
SD boIte mir cine Slai9e ct. SatobS Del unb
mad Der eriteu Gupeneung tlbite i9 ~jofcrtise
Beferung. SO baIte ct. Satobs Del fir baS
Belle Wlttfel sur oilsen5lidii9et 2inberurs pom
pbne baiisIbe iein.
G 81 EInrH- @nnnsnine- Mn-
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$taakqh# ~
WM
Ae9eit WtnraI9te.
Wnnber hon e9mersenlinbesans.
Euratbar aeIttten uun naua oebeiIt.

Serr Serrp- g. GBomasl qratiSent BED
@SarS e5nbs. SsTsrai Sart 9Ststi Sst''Str;
tssten Sommer lit I'D fir9tbdr on hearaIs
gti4en S9merjer Yrb forrte fpeber Taa ooer
gabt guhe finbeu. SO perip9te St.SatobsD Del
tinb mar tn burger Ssit ruisSer pouftanats hsrs
oefteut.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1887-01-22
Gov. GrOOme Out OF Politics.

The Baltimore .imerjc"n ct "a recent date
had the GulioNing from its Washington cor
respondent:
Couector Groome came down from Balti-
more TO-DAY. He spent some lime at the
Treasury on what he called business mat
ters. After a visit 10 the Senate and a
chat vita Nc. G)rman, he Went over to tbs,
House ANA spent an hour or 50 listening to
The debate on the AuGI-pniy g4my bill
Are Snu going 10 The Democratic mass
meeting III !; tltIIuore tonight" was asked
the Collector.
$50, sir, he replied. 81 am out of poll
ties and since awe been collector OF the
port 81 Bal,lH ne have never been TO pc
hucal gathering. | have not since that 1lue
attended Il primary needing or visited pu-
htlctl headquarters. Daring the last cam
paIgu remained away from Ill such place +.
| ind not vote uutIl i've mInes-s To sIA
O'Clock, because did not wish 10 he about
the polls. | have not been IN polite a
gathering III my own county since have
been collector, even when lived ar Bar
mum iI1te,; and when the slate committee
had there hetd, ,uIrterS &!trrr, | uss,i To 60
uut of my Way To avuli passing Tue door. |
never once went INTO their rOJuI>. No, sir,
| am trying To obey the p.r>ldrnt's oraer
ana not NIX IN politics. do not attend po-
llturai meetings"
For the set same reasons suppose the
other DemncrIClG federal officials viii re-
main away from tae sIueJlu, tuUigh
ash ed of tine CtiiecLo~.
"lrs, suppose 50, - he replied.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1887-01-22
Mr.. TILDGN'6 CLOTHING.
An interes Ing List of the Statesman's
Personal Effects.

An Intercs Ing List of the statesman's
Personal Effects.
Those who want to know something
about the daily life OF Democratic
statesman should procure copy of the
inventory oi the IIIdeu estate. This has
been flushed, and " hen printed III cata-
logue form will fill $50 pages. Every
thing on The farm and in the house is st t
down in tnIs interesting cord. The
contents o, The kitchen, among which
were one wash rag, one dish rag, a dozen
di-n towels, and one broken nre shovel,
are Ieco!d ii as rniuuJely is those of the
front hall, which rriolced III the posses
sion OF d hat stand, an umbrella stand,
and Que pair -. ola uvershoes.
Mr.. Tiden pei snual wardrobe is re-
corded iii items. and 1t makes an interest
ing catalogue. The aged Statesman was
the proud fossessOr Of % pairs OF bifur-
Gated undergarments, ana IA solitary pair
of Suspender, which the catalogue de-
acr.Urs AS old. lie ued "a linen hand
kerchIcts and one of silk. Inc catalogue
mtHtIOGs - pairs ot silk stockings, 5
pairs of WOODEN and one pair of "old"
socks. Mr.. lIIden believed in keeping
warm. lie owned } overcoats-3 Tor au
tutnn aud tor wlnrcr-ind "A linen buster
III case OF emergency. lie had ! under
! shlrtS, i hLen shWJS, and ono lovely
| dturtl SHIRT. The Last was probably
USED Tor yachting. MIR. TIldep possessed
hats Of the breed commonly described
dS "dIcerS.' One was iaIr and one was
iarh: both were tail, and neither was
| vouug. Mr.. TIlden had ) shoes, one OF
winch was alone i'll the world, and had
| fallen into a coudItlun OF Inocuous desue
tude. lie also had one pIir OF canvas
| waterproof boots.
Ia outer clnthing Mr. riden's taste
was not unlike his Taste IN uudergar
rneuts He had Twice as many pairs OF
trousers DIS coats and vests. He had two
coats aud two vests. Trey and the trou
SerS we're all black. lie had Que coat of
! nankeen, tive suits OF flannel aud one
pair of old duu culored Iiauuel trousers.
| Mr. Tilden owned iUuftrcu black silk
necktIes, but only three linen collars aud
| hex ul paper collars to put them around.
! There are also among his effects an IVORY
| backed hilr brush, an ivory COMP, i name!
mltroI ANA an Old razor aud warming
pan.
The stock on the farm is all mentioned
in the catalogue. The contents of the
hot house arS also set forth FULLY. Among
these are many rare flowers Which were
Mr.. Tildeu'S special delight. Some OF
these have been bought III 10y the heirs.
! The rest VII be sold at auction with the
other property at the estate on January
! 10. The Last item on the list is the steam
yacht Viking. All her outfit is set forth
AZ length, including the padded chair
unun which Mr.. Tiidcu rep"Sed while the
yacht was engaged III making II knots
an hour up and down the Hndson.-N.
Y. Times.
Send To &. |. Hood x Co., Lowell, Mass,
for Il book containing Statements of many
| remarkable cures by iiood'S y irsaparllla.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1887-01-22
THE CECIL WING, ELKTON SATURDAY, JANUARY, o. 1887

Lyon was originally an old-line Wing.
Duuug and since the war he has been IA
decided Republican. In 1864 he was
elected one of the judges OF the Orphans
Court of Cectl county, the only office he
ever held. lie was subsequently renom-
mated for the sauIe position, but declined
To allow his name to be used. Mr. Lyon
WAS early identified with the history of
Port Deposit. Sixty years ago, when
the tow was in It's infancy, he, III con
hrctlum with .Iohn Hannort, conducted
general store at Rock Run, the upper end
OF the town. He also conducted fisheries
at Steel's Island, kerr's Island, and from
floats.
Mr.. Lyon leaves an estate estimated
to be over 100000. The funeral took
place ON "Wednesday and the interment
was made i'll the West Nottingham Gem
etyry. The bel wees were conducted by
the Rev. j smen Conwa,. oi the Presby-
terrain chnrch. The pain bearers were
Eloch McCH, Tough, Frank 5. E!erst.
Jesse T. Cou sou, John W. Blvens, W.
~. Ii"pklLs dhd W. ". SItke.